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Our favourite used hybrid cars

Thinking of buying a used hybrid car? There’s now more choice than ever, so here’s a couple of our favourite models.

Why not look at the quick, small and comfortable Mercedes-Benz A-Class? A fantastic plug-in hybrid, part of the EQ range, the hybrid A-Class can do up to 44 miles all-electric.  

Or if you’re looking for something a little chunkier, how about the CUPRA Formentor? This spacious car is described as having ‘race car-inspired power’ with a formidable powertrain.   

Why should I buy a second-hand hybrid from JCT600?

If you’re new to buying a hybrid vehicle then we’re here to support you every step of the way.

  We keep our fingers on the pulse with all things hybrid and electric – so whether that’s explaining the different types of electric vehicles or picking our favourite Hybrid vehicles we can help answer your queries or concerns.

  We often provide offers! Keep an eye on our offers page to see the latest hybrid offers.

  We have a broad range of hybrid vehicles for all budgets – from hybrid Peugeots to hybrid Ferraris we have a selection of hybrid vehicles to suit all budgets.

Used hybrid cars: FAQs

The downside to a hybrid is their battery life. Nearly all hybrid cars use batteries that are integrated into the powertrain. That’s good news when you’re on the road, as it results in better fuel mileage.

Eventually, though, the batteries can no longer hold a charge. Like the batteries in your TV remote, they’ll eventually go flat, and they’ll need to be replaced.

Leading car manufacturers typically state that hybrid batteries last between 80,000 to 100,000 miles.

But with regular maintenance and servicing, some hybrid car owners claim their batteries have lasted up to 200,000 miles!

At around 30,000 to 40,000 miles, you should still get plenty of life out of the battery pack.

At around 100,000 miles, a hybrid car would start needing more maintenance and replacement of certain components.

The maintenance needs of a hybrid car differ very little from those of a traditional engine. Much like a petrol or diesel engine, hybrid vehicles require regular servicing in line with manufacturer guidelines. You will be able to select from an interim, full or major hybrid service as part of your maintenance.

Simply get in touch with our expert servicing team who will be able to book you in for your service.

This means that running a hybrid car is often no more expensive to maintain than any other vehicle.
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Representative finance example: Personal Contract Purchase (PCP)

Representative APR%
9.90% APR 		 First Payment
£249.71		 46 Monthly
payments of
£249.71		 Optional final
payment
£9,090.00		 On the road
price
£20,000.00		 Term of
agreement
48 months		 Customer deposit
£4,000.00
Amount of credit
£16,000.00		 Cost of credit
£4,826.37		 Annual mileage
5,000		 Excess mileage
8.4p		 Total amount
payable
£24,836.37		 Fixed rate of
interest
9.90%